Measure (Distance-Distance)

• The distance-distance measurements are listed in the Measurements table under Distance-Distance.

Distance-distance measurements table

• The table shows the values of the GNSS measures surveyed by intersection of distances and its data relative to two reference points. The table shows the following data.

  

• The information available are the following:

  • Type: the type of measure.

  • Use: to set the mode in which the program uses the measurement in the calculation of the survey. The option H + V allows the program to use both the horizontal and vertical component of the measurement. The option Only H or Only V They set the use of the measure only as a horizontal measure or only as a vertical one.

  • Name: the name of the point.

  • Code: the survey code associated with the point surveyed.

  • Point A: the name of the first reference point.

  • Distance from A: the distance from the reference point A.

  • Height difference from A: the elevation difference of point to measure from reference point A.

  • Point B: the name of the second reference point.

  • Distance from B: the value of the distance from the reference point B.

  • Height difference from B: the elevation difference of point to measure from reference point B.

  • Description: the point description.

  • Date/time: the date and time when the point was measured.

  • Recording: this box shows if there are voice notes related to the measurement.

  • Photo/Sketch: the photo or sketch related to the measurement.

Edit distance-distance measurements

• Double-click on a measure or click on Edit to access a specific window that allows the measurement data changing.

• The Offset by distance page shows information on the measurement.

  

  • Point name: the name of the point.

  • Point A: the name of the first reference point.

  • Solution: if the point solution is on the left or right from the 2 auxiliary points.

  • Distance: the distance from the reference point A.

  • Height difference: the elevation difference of point to measure from reference point A.

  • Point B: the name of the second reference point.

  • Distance: the value of the distance from the reference point B.

  • Height difference: the elevation difference of point to measure from reference point B.

  • Code: the survey code associated with the measured point.

  • Description: the point description.

  • Date/time: the date and time when the point was measured.

• The Photo and messages page shows the photo and vocal message assigned to the point.